Refinery

Generating_An_Engine

$ rails generate refinery_engine singular_model_name attribute:type [attribute:type ...]

note: to see all the options supported by the refinery_engine generator just run rails g refinery_engine

field type	       description
text	               a multiline visual editor
resource	       a link which pops open a dialog which allows the user to select an existing file or upload a new one
image	               a link which pops open a dialog which allows the user to select an existing image or upload a new one
string and integer     a standard single line text input

example:
$ rails generate refinery_engine event title:string date:datetime photo:image blurb:text
*note - "event", or whatever, should be singular.

then run:
$ bundle install
$ rails generate refinerycms_events
$ rake db:migrate

*note:  When new engines are added it’s a good idea to restart your server for new changes to be loaded in.

You will get a new menu item on the front end.
An Admin Panel on the back end
index.html.erb, show.html.erb for the front end.

Over_Riding_Views

Over Riding A View

$ rake refinery:override view=pages/show
$ Copied view template file to app/views/pages/show.html.erb

Now edit app/views/pages/show.html.erb and it will look like this:
<%= render :partial => "/shared/content_page" %>

Every view in Refinery has an instance variable called @page available. 
The best way to explain how this works is just to show you.
Replace the contents of app/views/pages/show.html.erb with this:
 <section id='body_content'>
  <%=raw @page[:body] %>
</section>
<section id='side_body_content'>
  <%=raw @page[:side_body] %>
</section>

The CSS:
edit the css directly in application.css
When on the home page of your site, Refinery automatically loads an extra stylesheet located in 
public/stylesheets/home.css as often sites have a different style on the home page.

sg_server_ip

StarGreetz Server the app is currently on:

current app is at:
50.18.78.202:3011

#see gist on Screen if you need help stopping server.